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He was arguing with some Corona deniers in a demonstration (against the PM).
Soon, the argument became very emotional, people started shouting at each other, doing obscene gestures at each other, and making strong sounds with a whistle to disturb the other. Fortunately, it didn't and in hitting each other.
Here are some SUPER!poses Blue eyed Allan can do now thanks to his new body. I was going to use the EAH Hunter Allan as a comparison but he just prefers to sit naked and be used as an argument for form over function.
Poor Alpha Allan, doomed to be short forever.
BYU likes to make the argument that they have the most picturesque venue for football in the country. Hard to argue with this scene captured on a perfect October weekend. Too bad BYU's defense was so porous.
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This day, the two tigers of the zoo of Zürich were in a bad mood. I just could photograph them when they had an argument, Coto on the left and Nurejev his father on the right. I couldn't frame them really good, it went so fast, but the picture is still rather good!
Made it in Explore, #450, July 25th, 2009.
What are my own personal favourite photographs of 2013? June's photograph here.
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On County Highway M50 south of Highway 3 in northwest Iowa. Couldn't get a really good angle because the house was guarded by 8 overly friendly sheep (pic to come).
Texture by Skeletalmess (of course). Pretty cool on black. HSS!
Mmmm... Pq no dan nada bueno? Me aburren vuestras vidas! Incluso la mia...
Os faltan aventuras, acción, escenas amorosas, comedia, SENTIMIENTO, suspense, sorpresas... Falta ARGUMENTO!! La interpretación no esta mal, es como que hacéis ver que vivís, eso esta bien... pero no me lo trago!
Me gusta este capítulo, es cuando me enamoro y... la banda sonora es muy bonita ^^
Angry birds ! A light dusting of snow at the weekend meant the goldfinches were a little more hungry and aggressive towards each other!
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today started off terrible.
as in.
Very terrible.
Me and my brother had an argument, then on my way to school, the lighter in my car popped out and burnt my finger, causing me to swerve into trees, but I missed them all. Thank god.
But my tired blew out completely so I had to walk down my hill a little and ask to use the phone.
Crying, I called my brother and he came and helped me.
I didn't go to school because I was so scared.
I thought I was going to die.
Terrifying.
No practice :(
These pictures are baddd, the one on the right was a complete accident believe it or not, I thought I put the ten second timer on, but it was two, so it got me getting off my counter.
ohh well :)
Visdief (Sterna hirundo) / Common Tern
Canon 7D Mark II / Sigma 150-600mm F5-6.3 Sports
Deze visdiefjes waren het niet helemaal met elkaar eens. Geen idee waar het over ging, maar het zag er wel indrukwekkend uit...
Slingelandse plassen, Goudriaan.
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No argument as to who has the right of way during this encounter.
I remember the sense of awe I had when I visited Yellowstone for the first time and had my first encounter with a bison on the road. Magnify that feeling by a factor of ten and you will be able to sense the more intense emotions you have when you encounter an African elephant coming down the road towards you.
Various emotions/feelings pass through your body. Excitement as to being so close to one in the wild, a sense of appreciation for their beauty and grace, and apprehension when you realize that they could flip and/or crush your multi-ton vehicle without breaking a sweat.
Two Hippopotamus (Hippopotamus amphibicus) have a disagreement in a Mikumi National Park pool. Image taken in Tanzania
Skylar and I had an argument on our hike this weekend after she found a deer leg that had washed down the creek. It was all I could do to pull her away from her prize and down the trail some distance until she refused to go any further as shown here. She thought she had won when we turned around but I had carefully noted where the leg fell and took a wide berth around it. I was able to mollify her disappointment with a few treats so there were no lingering hard feelings.
So I decided to hop on the bandwagon and do one of these.
2017 was a... decent year for me personally. I left 8th grade(which was definitely one of the best parts), started high school(whether or not that's a good thing is debatable), and saw a bunch of cool stuff on Flickr.
Oh yeah.
I also joined Flickr.
That happened.
I made basically zero new friends in high school but I still have the good old gang with whom I have heated arguments nearly every day at lunch, so that's pretty cool. Online I made quite a few new friends though(mostly because I made a Flickr account).
This was also a decent year for movies... well, for the most part(I guess some of them were only MEH). There were a ton of supposedly good movies which I haven't seen, as well as stuff I DID see, like Wonder Woman, Guardians of the Galaxy Volume 2, The Lego Batman Movie, and Star Wars The Last Jedi(pls dont kill me). But there was also some stuff which goes to show that Hollywood is capitalizing off of stereotypes and insert rant about the Emoji Movie here.
Anyways, thanks to all you fellow nerds and losers on this dying social media platform for making this year better for me. I'm not gonna go into politics because then I'll connect that to politics from earlier years and realize what this world is coming down to and I'll eventually commit suicide, and I feel I have a lot to live for so I'm NOT gonna do that.
On a side note, Happy Belated birthday to Frank, my LEGO rancor, who turned 4 years old yesterday at 9:00 pm! Happy Birthday, Frank, and sorry I'm not home right now with you. I'm sure you'll have fun with giant LEGO grievous and Vader as well as Krennic's shuttle and Lloyd's dragon, I know how much you love your cramped space in that box.
also thanks for the 200 followers
bye or something
This occasionally happens around here. Sharing is not as easy as it was, now that the kittens are getting bigger. Later Sammy and Alice were buddies again.
Seems to be the bone of contention here. It always happens when two old friends meet after a long time. Good old contrasting cute days were those when they used to feign not carrying their wallets.
This pair of Northern Mockingbirds was sitting on top of my compost bin, hopping around and fussing about something. I don't know if it was a heated argument or an animated discussion, but whatever it was lasted several minutes before they decided to fly their separate ways.
The water has crocodiles
“I’ve no argument with crocodiles”
Crocodiles don’t need arguments
They are even sorry for what they did
Read the rest in -
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its function is to make the worse appear the better :-) George Santayana.
little theatre rose garden, raleigh, north carolina.
Explorific!
It's not even their house...there's a yellow warbler that's living there. I think they just wanted Roof Rights.
A co-worker of mine and I got into a very brief discussion the other night regarding what exactly defined a bridge. He brought up the deconstructionist argument that the on/off ramps of the Fremont bridge may in fact be considered bridges unto themselves. If such is the case, then the Fremont is a bridge made of bridges, a trait that really sets it apart from all other Portland bridges, the Marquam being its only rival in that category.
This was taken a couple of months ago. I had ran an errand down to a custom framing shop to sign some canvases before framing and had parked on this street, at which time this scene had caught my eye. A couple of days later I made a point to return with another borrowed Hasselblad. I really should get one of these cameras, but I just cannot justify the cost at the moment. If anyone out there is feeling patronly though... :-p
This really will be my last post of the Fremont from this series for a bit. I just printed St. Johns Bridge negatives shot during the snow storm we had, and I am fairly excited to get some of those scanned and posted.